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9/10
“Tender and absorbing”
– Jarrod Jones / DoomRocket

“Underground artist Joe Coleman gets a true celebration of his life”
– Stephen Saito / The Moveable Fest

“Celebrates the good, the bad, and the ugly and makes it a masterpiece”
– Liz Whittemore / Reel News Daily

9/10
“One of the longest-lasting figures of the Lower East Side scene in New York in the 80s, [Joe] Coleman is an artist with a fascination with American outlaws, freak shows, and serial killers. He first rose to prominence in downtown performance art by doing a carnival geek act —
He was also painting while supporting himself by driving a cab, which would get you an outsider artist label back then — The subjects are usually famous murderers, though in this movie, he has a much more personal muse for his largest work ever: his wife of several decades, Whitney Ward. —
Everything alternative in the 90s was already being pioneered by Coleman in the early 80s. —
The best documentary imaginable on one of America’s most visionary painters.”
– Michael Talbot-Haynes / Film Threat